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Predators 5, Blackhawks 1
CHICAGO -- Yanic Perreault had two goals and Steve Sullivan scored on a third-period penalty shot to help Nashville hand the Blackhawks their 10th straight loss. The Blackhawks' losing streak is their longest since a team-record 12-game slide at the end of the 1950-51 season. Chicago's last win was Dec. 16 against St. Louis. Jerred Smithson and Adam Hall also scored for the Predators, who won for only the second time in their last seven games. Nashville's Chris Mason stopped 36 shots, allowing only Mark Bell's goal that completed the scoring at 7:36 of the third period. Chicago's Craig Anderson, starting his fifth straight game in goal with Nikolai Khabibulin sidelined by a groin injury, made 16 saves. Chicago forward Tuomo Ruutu left the game late in the second period after jamming his right skate against the back of the net. Ruutu, who has missed 30 games this season because of a sore back, was helped from the ice by teammates. Smithson opened the scoring at 9:01 of the first period. From the front of the net, he batted in a rebound of Jordin Tootoo's shot from the left boards. Hall made it 2-0 with 1:40 left in the first, completing a 2-on-1 with Scott Harntell. Hall and Hartnell skated in against Chicago defenseman Adrian Aucoin after Aucoin's defense partner, Jaroslav Spacek, passed the puck right onto Hartnell's stick in the neutral zone. Perreault's tip-in at 11:44 of the second, just a second after a Chicago penalty expired, stretched Nashville's lead to 3-0. At the left side of the crease, Perreault redirected in Martin Erat's pinpoint, cross-ice feed. Perreault's second goal, during a 4-on-4 at 2:46 of the third, made it 4-0. After Aucoin blocked Perreault's first shot, Perreault chipped in his own rebound.
CHICAGO -- Yanic Perreault had two goals and Steve Sullivan scored on a third-period penalty shot to help Nashville hand the Blackhawks their 10th straight loss. The Blackhawks' losing streak is their longest since a team-record 12-game slide at the end of the 1950-51 season. Chicago's last win was Dec. 16 against St. Louis. Jerred Smithson and Adam Hall also scored for the Predators, who won for only the second time in their last seven games. Nashville's Chris Mason stopped 36 shots, allowing only Mark Bell's goal that completed the scoring at 7:36 of the third period. Chicago's Craig Anderson, starting his fifth straight game in goal with Nikolai Khabibulin sidelined by a groin injury, made 16 saves. Chicago forward Tuomo Ruutu left the game late in the second period after jamming his right skate against the back of the net. Ruutu, who has missed 30 games this season because of a sore back, was helped from the ice by teammates. Smithson opened the scoring at 9:01 of the first period. From the front of the net, he batted in a rebound of Jordin Tootoo's shot from the left boards. Hall made it 2-0 with 1:40 left in the first, completing a 2-on-1 with Scott Harntell. Hall and Hartnell skated in against Chicago defenseman Adrian Aucoin after Aucoin's defense partner, Jaroslav Spacek, passed the puck right onto Hartnell's stick in the neutral zone. Perreault's tip-in at 11:44 of the second, just a second after a Chicago penalty expired, stretched Nashville's lead to 3-0. At the left side of the crease, Perreault redirected in Martin Erat's pinpoint, cross-ice feed. Perreault's second goal, during a 4-on-4 at 2:46 of the third, made it 4-0. After Aucoin blocked Perreault's first shot, Perreault chipped in his own rebound.
Stars 6, Red Wings 3
DETROIT -- Jere Lehtinen scored two goals and the Dallas Stars overcame a three-goal deficit to beat Detroit. The Stars trailed 3-0 in the second period. Niklas Hagman, Philippe Boucher, Niko Kapanen, and Mathias Tjarnqvist also scored for Dallas. Mike Modano, who is from the Detroit suburb of Westland, and Sergei Zubov each added three assists. Henrik Zetterberg and Mathieu Schneider each had a goal and an assist, and Jason Williams added a goal for Detroit. Pavel Datsyuk had three assists.
Panthers 4, Capitals 3, SO
WASHINGTON -- Roberto Luongo made two shootout saves, Nathan Horton and Joe Nieuwendyk scored in the tiebreaker for Florida. Olli Jokinen scored twice in regulation and Sean Hill added a goal for the Panthers. Dainius Zubrus had two goals and Jamie Heward also scored for Washington. Alex Ovechkin had two assists.
Associated Press